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Owensboro Municipal Utilities

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2026 current openings

Kentucky

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Owensboro Municipal Utilities is hiring linemen. OMU is the largest municipal electric and water system in Kentucky, with more than 26,000 electric, 24,000 water, and 160 telecommunications customers. It is a municipally owned utility; employees are active in Owensboro-Daviess County community organizations.

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Owensboro Municipal Utilities Lineman Pay and Salary Information

The estimated total pay for a Lineman at Owensboro Municipal Utilities is $59,611 per year. Owensboro Municipal Utilities has a health insurance program.

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